Pembroke
State
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I
VETERAN OF 'DESERT
. STORM' NAMED ALL
. AMERICAN SCHOLAR AT PSV
Fran September 1996 to April of
? 1991, Ke vtn C vitko, a native oflJpper
Marlboro, Md , was a sergeant
. assigned as a Special Operations
Weather Observer with the U.S. Air
Force during Operation "Desert
. Storm" in which the U.S. and its
allies defeased Iraq.
For his service, be received an
82nd Airborne Division Combat Patch
and a Commendation Medal
?- Upon his discharge in '92. he
; eptered Pembroke State University as
junior (having taken two years of
college work elsewhere), and has won
- many honors, including the latest:
being named a Collegiate Scholastic
All-American.
His other honors include
? Being Army ROTC cadet
commander at PSU He will become
. a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army
when he graduates from PSU in May
and plans to make the Army a career.
? Being selected to Alpha Chi, the
? highest scholastic society at PSU
? Being chosen to "Who's Who
. Among Students in American
Colleges and Universities."
? Being named a Distinguished
Military Student in PSU's Army
ROTC.
? Being awarded the Professor of
Military Science Award for
Leadership.
? Winning the Military Proficiency
Award, which was presented at Ft
Bragg to the top five percent of cadets
in the areas of physicl training, land
navigation, and marksmanship
? Being elected a senior senator at
PSU and also parliamentarian.
He was nominated for the
Collegiate Scholastic All-American
awarded by Dr. Diane Jones, PSU
assistant vice chancellor for student
1 1 1 -1
affairs By being chosen, his name
will appear in the Scholastic All
American Collegiate Directory, a
national publication.
To qualify as a Collegiate
Scholastic All-American, a student
must earn a 3.30 or better grade point
average. Only scholars selected by a
school official or other qualified
sponsors are accepted.
In notifying Cvitko of his award.
Dr. George Stevens.executive dhector
of the U.S. Achievement Acadmey.
said: "Recognizing and supporting
our youth is more important than ever
before in American histoty. Certainly,
winners of the Scholastic Ail
American Collegiate Awards should
be congratulated and appreciated for
their dedication to excellence and
achievement."
Cvitko is the son of Mrs. Diane R.
Cvitko. His father is deceased.
Cvitko. 28, was a 1983 graduateof
Frederick Douglas High School in
Upper Marlboro, Md.
He told of the years he wasted for
a couple of years after finishing high
school, telling how be did poorly in
firs attempt at a higher education.
However, his life began to change
after he joined the Air Force and
served from 1985-92.
"I give all of the glory to the Lord
Jesus. My father was born again and
so was I." he said. Cvitko's father
later died of cancer at age 51.
While in the Air Force. Kevin
Cvitko took college course through
Campbell University and Fayetteville
State University during the time he
was stationed at Ft Bragg So when he
got out of the Air Force in '92. he had
two years of college credit which he
transferred to Pembroke Stole v.-bere
he started to school in August of '92.
Military all the way and proud of
it, Kevin Cvitko is a good example of
how a person can turn his or her life
around and reach heights never
previously dreamed of.
EARLY REGISTRATION
FIGURES SHOW 2.S47
ATTENDING THIS STRING
Early registration figures for the
spring semester at PSU show that
2,847 are attending this spring. Of
these 2.S00 are undergraduate
students, and 338 are graduate
students. This is the second largest
spring enrollment in school history.
CONTRACTORS GA THERFOR
PRE-BID ON ADMINISTRA TION
BUILDING
The pre-bid meeting was held
recently at PSU when various
contractors were briefed by
representatives of Obrien. Atkins and
Associates architects of the Research
Triangle Pari concerning the future
PSU Administration Building
The final bid date is Feb. 3 at 3
p.m. in Room lOOofPSU'sOxendine
Science Building.
Chancellor Joseph Oxendine. in
speaking to the contractors at the pre
bid meeting, said:' 'We are delighted
to have you here. We worked very
hard for the bond package that made
this possible This may be the first
initiative (in the UNC system) in terms
of holding a pre-bid hearing on the
new construction (in the system)".
Oxendine was told that it might
not be the first initiative in that regard,
but " we are going to work to get our
bids in before the others do."
To this the chancellor responded.
"We are excited by what we will
receive from you and are looking
forward to tlie bid date and the ground
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(on the building)."
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Satu rday, January 29, 1994
12 noon til 6 p.m.
The Coach's
Corner
by Dr. Ken Johnson
"The NFL Piuy-Ofls "
Reno odds pick Buffalo over the
KansasCity Chiefs by four. They pick
the DaMasCcwboy s over the <Wers by
31/2 So who db'ybu pick as your
favorite? Well, your choice probably
depicts the one you want to win. as
does mine. All four quarterbacks have
been so very good Troy Aikman. last
years winner should be the favorite to
win. Joe Montana of the Chiefs has
superior experience with his three
Super Bowls wins. But tlie cold winters
in Buffalo with his injury riddle body
and his age may go against him
Especially with an inspired Jim Kelly
after three unsuccessful trips to rite
Super Bowl may bring the intensity
up for the Bills. I feel sorry for Joe
against the "mad Bills ." They may
play like "gun slingers".
And it looks like the 49ers shot
their wad against the Giants 44 to 3.
But you never can tell, the 49er
quarterback wishes to prove himself
better than Joe Montana Steve Young
sure did it against the Giants. But they
are the underdogs against Dallas.
Maybe they'll win It sure is close
trying to pick a winner I hope the
Bills can win the whole thing since
I'm from Western New York
Jamestown, NY, been here since 1964
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Pembroke
Kiwanis
Report
by Dr. AVu Johnum
The weekly meeting of the
Pembroke Kiwanis Club was held at
the Town and Country Resturant on
Tuesday evening. Program Chairman
Albert Hunt presented Mrs Dessie
Lowry as speaker for the meeting.
Mrs. Lowry is the Loan OFficer ibr
Southern National Bank in
Lumbertou. Her speech dealt w ith the
nature and purposes of the
'?Community Reinvestment Act "
The Act rules against discrimination
in making loans to low income
borrowers. Services cover many areas,
mainly in loans to people buying
double wide mobile homes It is hoped
that laws will be made to allow loans
to people desiring to buy single wide
mobile homes Loans are for moderate
income families with incomes less
thanS20.000 No one can be denied a
loain who can qualify and w ho is able
to pay the 3% down payment The
CRA coordinator sees to it that banks
are properly complying to the Act's
provisions. "We are really pushing
the program and hope to be able to
make loans for single wide mobile
homes." Mrs Lowry said
Mrs. Lowry also discussed the 1943
tax forms Questions and answers
followed Mrs. Lowry's presentation.
The Club voted to sponsor Cub
Scouts thus enabling them to get their
charter ,
PresidingBuddv Bell. Song leader
Ed Teets. Prayer-Vardell Swell
Program-Albert Hunt Reporter-Ken
Johnson
REFLECTIONS
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97 YEAMS OLD '
SundayJlMMMTy 23 JSt
thro** an eptdemkof verv Ibad cok?
Mother seeflM to be making a good
adjustment to life there la our laat
phone call, the said: "Thev give aae
good food and good care. I'm
since her own three children are all ao
far away. Of course, she hat lots of
fhends and relatives ui that area We're
thankful she's still aJen ajr! mietcsied
in other people.
If anyone would like to send her a
note (she even likes getting postal
cards) her present address h Aha R
Nye. MadisonCountyNurstnuHomc.
Boa 308. Sheridan. MT 5974V Let's
remember to pray for ALL elderly
persons, wherever they may be. And
for the families of those, like "Miss
Cam" Lowry and "Miss Beauty"
Mattin. who have recently gone to the
next life.
A FRESH STAKT
New Year's is not the only time
we can make a new beginning Each
new day can be a ftesh start for every
one of us.
When we sorrowfully CONFESS
our own weaknesses and SINS,
humbly and sincerely ASK for divine
forgiveness. TURN away from those
old dangerous sinful desires, and then
RECEIVE true forgiveness from our
Savior and Lord, we have a
tremendous sense of relief, a feeling
of being washed completely CLEAN
inside
But we don't SUDDENLY start
livinga life without any more problems
or temptations. In feet, the same old
temptations may hang around to haunt
(and taunt) us Like I said before. I
seldom heard about SIN when I was
growing up But there cettainly seems
to be an evil force in our midst subtly
turning us toward the wrong road
whenever such an opportunity comes
up. And this STILL happens, even
after we become aChristian and begin
AWAB?i? NOW there is a
DIFFERENCE! W# no longer*veto
focc our mote and temptations ail
ALONE Now we have a GREATER
POWER ?a loving. under ttmdtag
SPIRIT'PERSON?to go with us coca
an every day for the rest of our lives!
, Each NEW DAY. aa we thank
God for His LOVE Md oouasltsa
Mfwiiwi. we cm irttff oar hand in
His (ao to speak) letting HIM GUIDE
US WHERE WE NEED TO GO And
allowing Him to keep ms from straying
Hitu thoughts set tons, &jk1 phK.cs
where we do HOT need to <because
they can, sooner or later, cause trouble
or heanache for us or for others)
But WHAT can we do when we
have pulled our hand away from thai
secure, loving Hand of our Divine
Patent, and than slaitad htthy
Oil tow are a ennerent oesiiitatioa.
We must raaiiae our mistake, the
SOONER the BETTER As John
reminds us (in I John I 9), "If we
confess our stus. he is IhtthAtl and just
to forgive us our sins and cleanse us
THIS is when we cm pray. in our
own words <? My time of day or
night) the "Evening Prayer" I
mentioned last time "If I have
wounded My soul today. If I have
caused one foot to go astray. If I have
walked in my own wiltM way. Dear
Lord, forgive".
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" llCfl V. .Iv|. DUHCfSUV WIVJeC IIKX
words, he captured the diaappoinsaeai
of the new (or older) ChristiM who
has "missed the mark" for that day..
But when we actuaHy hand our
life back over to our LIVING.
LOVING Lord. He cm once Main All
us with that wonderfol INNERPEACE
and JOY When we allow Him to be
our ultimate SAVIOR and OUIDE.
each new day cm be a brand new
FRESH BEGINNING!
iMiss JZumbee
Her long sultry body
?so enticing?
Every curve seemingly beckons her admirers to reap her endless
bounty. ,
Her temperamental swells
?so moody?
In an instant torrent wit the rage of a famished lion,
To the subtleness of a new bom fawn
Within her lies the essence of a people
She cradles them upon the breasts of her banks
Giving life to those who respect her
Bringing death to those caught unsuspecting.
Oh bow magnificent is your beauty!
Dark and alluring you are a provocative enchantress
Forever you shall reign.
The True "Miss Lumbee" .
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